Our purpose-built Memory Care neighborhood offers specialized, compassionate support for those living with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory loss conditions.
A life-history approach developed in partnership with dementia researchers — reducing anxiety and increasing daily engagement.
Daytime staff with specialized training care on every shift, 24 hours a day.
Gentle, patient-centered assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting — always approached with privacy and dignity in mind.
Non-pharmacological approaches to managing sundowning, wandering, and agitation through environmental design and engagement strategies.
Precise administration of all medications by licensed nursing staff, with ongoing monitoring for side effects and physician coordination.
Daily programming designed for every cognitive stage — from structured group activities to one-on-one sensory engagement sessions.
Small group, family-style dining in a calm environment. Finger foods, adaptive utensils, and modified textures available as needed.
Monthly care conferences, an online family portal, and a dedicated social worker ensure families stay informed and supported throughout the journey.
Every space at Grandhaven is designed to support independence, connection, and comfort — for residents and the families who visit.
Restaurant-style meals served daily, with dietary accommodations, themed menus each month, and a warm dining room that brings residents together.
Secure outdoor courtyards and walking paths for fresh air and peaceful time outside — safely within the community.
Daily programming keeps residents engaged — from gentle fitness classes and creative arts to social events and life-enrichment activities.
An on-site salon and barbershop so residents can look and feel their best — a small dignity that makes a meaningful difference each week.
Full apartment maintenance and regular housekeeping included in the monthly rate — so residents and families never have to worry about upkeep.
Our memory care program was developed in partnership with dementia researchers. It uses each resident's life history to build a sensory-rich environment that speaks to their most meaningful memories — reducing anxiety and increasing daily engagement.
"Since moving to Grandhaven, my mother lights up at music from her era. The staff know her story — who she was before the disease — and they treat her like that person every day."
— Daughter of a Memory Care residentWandering, falls, leaving the stove on, or getting lost in familiar places are frequent warning signs.
Family caregivers are exhausted, their own health is suffering, or they no longer feel equipped to provide safe care at home.
Bathing, medication, meals, and supervision now require more time and skill than family members can reasonably provide.
The person is withdrawing, showing signs of depression, or benefiting from more structured social engagement than home can offer.
Our Memory Care Director offers free, confidential consultations — by phone or in person — to help families understand their options and navigate the transition at their own pace.
Request a ConsultationSchedule a private tour of our Memory Care neighborhood and meet the team dedicated to your family's well-being.
